Michael J. Ryan

Alternatively... ```js const comment = TOML.commentBefore`${obj}.dotted.key`(); //get TOML.commentBefore`${obj}.dotted.key`("new value..."); // set TOML.commentBefore`${obj}.dotted.key`(""); // clear ``` Maybe just `TOML.comment` and `TOML.commentAfter` as the method names... wether using processing syntax or not.

But depending on how you are using server-side rendering, that would require several changes to the focus to "set" ... Would be better if one could have a rendering `.t`...

For anyone looking, it looks like the pagerinc fork[1] is the most recent/active. Though the readme should be updated to use `@pager/jackrabbit`[2] for the npm reference. [1] https://github.com/pagerinc/jackrabbit [2] https://www.npmjs.com/package/@pager/jackrabbit

For returning errors, would suggest ensuring the `message` and `stack` properties are included. ``` // ES6 syntax... import stringify from 'json-stringify-safe'; ... function successHandler(result) { return stringify({response:'resolve',resolve:result}); } function errorHandler(err)...

@hunterloftis I could make this into a PR request if you'd be interested... the at the end of the queue object constructor function, it could pass itself onto a module...

Not familiar with this project... just starting some research... are you doing the function creation as part of a larger script doing more calls to the database? Another thing to...

@corupta The deflate protocol has some varying and broken implementations across different clients and is unpredictable. gzip is a very similar algorithm and is well supported. If you're doing ahead...

If the actor isn't using a browser... there's also no way for the server to know you're actually using a browser anyway and the rabbit hole can just circle downward....

I know it's a little old... was literally thinking that this would be really cool combined with node, in order to support "any" platform from a single build... but that...

@vweevers understood... I'm glad that this group has taken the time to ensure prebuilt binaries (saves a lot of time in build/release cycles)... as to old, I mean this issue...